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New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
STEAM YACHT FOR JOHN STETSON.

BOSTON, Dec IL (Speciab.-Mr Burgess has completed
the drawings for yacht for John stetson She Is
to 5s lis feet water lne, beam 10 feet. draught
gig feet and depth q feet with overhangiug bow aud
stern In the sheer prsle she has handsome clipper
bow with neat billet head. Her midship sectisn has
dead rise and her blgs round and easy.
Her bow lines have but little hollow forward, and she
has an excellent forebody and the afterbody is easy
Her freeboard s OF coed height on the plans she 10
rated cruising steam yacht but from her fern aud
with the power that will be put In her she premises 70 DC
fast and Mr. Stetson looks for at least fifteen knots al
hour She Is to be completed and ready for use b June
Her estimated cest is Si5 600 Captain Smith. formerly
OF steam yacht Day Drean.has besn engaged to COM
ma nd her.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
GIVING TIE CHIcA0 GO ANARCHISTS ADVICE.


CHICAGO Dec 11-Three more of the series OF enter
tanments the benefit Of the families of the dead and
imprisoned Anarchists were given this afternoon and
evening and tobacco smoke were the most notice
able features of the entertainments Each OF the
three halls crowded with mon. women and children.
majority of them Germans and many evidently recent
arrivals in America It was noticed In Vorwaerts Hall
that the Marseillass greeted with loud cheers,
but the star spanged Banner" played through by
the band without chrp Of applause from the audience
Captain Black and the turner John Goy read speeches
Gloy urged political organization He declared strong
labor party II the only possible means Of
curing peaceful solution OF the great social problem lie
deprecated the sentiment Of revenge and gave as rea
the they could revenge on iad
yiduals a crime which committed in furious blind
by an entire lass In concluding his
address GOy told HIS hearers 1t was high time
to retraos their steps on the road they had
hthsrto pursued. Ho added: Never forget the
lesson purchased with the blood Of fellowcitizens
and paid with their death that here's
courage of individuals is able 10 snake the people ont OF
its ndoence and lazness and that the present order
bad as is aud mach 1t merits it, cannot be bewn
I'D with dynamite"
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
Mr.. BERRYS REASONS FOR DECLINING.
WORK IN ENGLAND TO WHICH HE HAS CONsE

GRATED HIS LIFE
LONDON, Dec. 11.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Berrys decision re-
spectng Plymouth Church announced from the pull
pit OF the Queen Street Chapel in Wolverhamton to-
day. Mr. Berry n letter which read to the congre
gaen referred to Plymouth pulpit OF world wide
influence. there being associated with 1t in undying
lnstre the glory Of famous The question Of
ceptance, he ssid had to be decided under rigorous
exclusion OF all party local and personal interests the
charge could be taken only under the sacred sanction Of
duty 70 religion and humanity,
Tie broad question thus submitted to him had been
tho occasion OF long psrpexity and study
He gratefully acknowledged the coun-
sci of members of the congregation and
trusted leaders Of ERglish National life Their
eoncurred In referring to tho growing
need In England Of broad evangelical pulpit which
would make religion creditabc and effective In solving
pressing problems. go
Tho proposal Of the congregation to give him add-
tonal help in his pastorats offered him chance
for National work in England. Althsuga
the call Plymouth Church was strong one, he felt
that he must remain In England. going on at any cost
work which he had csnsecrated his lfe He
trusted his decision would moet with approval and
the brethren in An erica wsud their
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
TIE MESA GE CARLIsLES OWN.

Boston, Dec. III (Speeia-At tho dinner OF the Nor
folk Club Saturday evening. President
Cleyelands message sharply criticised BY
Congressman r. c. Horr. Of Michigan. He said:
/. The President or the United States has jrst
announced the platform on which he proposes to
run In Just ono year from now,. and II
had drawn his message myself could
not have made 1t better than II s for the Republi-
can party am familiar with the doctrines Of that
message. am familiar with the debates In Csngrsss on
this subject and remember particularly the debates In
the yivIIh Congress and wish 70 call ysur ATTENTION
to ots Thin. which may not have noticed before.
That message Is Carlisles, every word OF IL"
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
TO STEAL THE COMMUNICATES"
By CABLE TO THE TRIBUNY.1

DETECTIVE T0ooEoo10-S 0r
JULES BRETON's FAMOUS PAINTING.
MONTREAL Dee. IL tSpeeiaD Great excitement pre-
vail. in this city over the arrest john Fahcy,
Detectiye Nasgele and Constable Bureau, the arch
eonspiraters Of the plan fer rsbbing the ctzens by
Wholesale. The three prisoners spent to-day In the
common Jail closely watched Fahey is enc OF tho best
known private detectives in the country and for years
has been connected with nearly all the famous cases. lie
was the nominal representativs Of Pinkerons Agency
in this city up the present Developments enjoyed
o geed character.
Further light is being thrown upon the large
burgarss when the Of the trio has npped In the
bud Among others 10 that OF sir Dohau
Breton, which was purchased IN New-Ysrk some time
ago al q cost of over $4,000. The picture Ia now
on exhibition in Toronto. and Fahsy's suggestion
was that the robbery would take place a. soon as the
picture brought back from that oty Fahey SAID DC
without sny difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
Nrw srr.yY4CUr FOR NEW. YORK.

Boston. Dec. IL (SpecaI.)-Ths new steam yacht
which Story o. Essex. is building At East Boston fren
designs by John L. Frsbse is about half framed BY the
contract every beam must be Of white oak and clear
and ssuzd The frames arc of sak and aoube-moulded
eight inches at the heel and four inches at top sde SIX
inches They are spaced twenty inches on the centre
The sarbeard strake will be of thrseinch oak and the
strakes above will DO hard pine She Is to be built In
the best She will have engines OF oo0 morse
power nd n ia xpected that she will make four
teen knots an hour. She will be in frame next week
Her engines aud boilers are being made In Philadephia
The Yacht will fy the colors Of the New-York Yacht
Club. Her estimated csst 10 $35. 600.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
UPHELD BY TIE CONGREGATION.
A PASTORS QUARREL WITH TRUSTEES.
THE REV. MR.. GRuMBINE, OF SYRACUSE, BROUGHT
INTO CONTROVERSY BY HIS ADHERENCE TO
HENRY GEORGE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

HENRY GEORGE.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
SYRACUSE, Dec. 11.-Those who attended the state
Convention OF the United Labor party in this city VIII
remember a. >mlddlc-sized man. of slight build, dark
complexion and hair, and almost boyish appearance.
He occupied the platform, made the prayer on several
occasions, and introduced the speakers He was the
Rev. j. c. F. Grumbine pastor Of the First Universal
Church in this city, On his first visit to this city
Dr. McGlynn converted Mr.. Grumblne to his anti
poverty views, and he has over since been an ad-
mrer of the dcposed priest and OF Henry George. Tic
has also been faithful student Of their land theories,
and has been ouspoken in advocacy OF them
Recently he began the publication of weekly paper,
JUSTICE In which believed he was TO e1pouhd
his views on political questions. AS It's appearance
followed Immediately the demise OF The Laborcr,"
It was believed to be its successor. Its publisher
however, refutcs this assertion 1t has been known
all along that certain members of the Board OF Trus
tees of Grumbine's church did not approve OF his
having many irons In the fire" H. r. HAL there,
a letter to Mr.. Grumbinc In which he said It was the
wish OF the Board that his resignation be handed 10
thcm immediately Mr. Grunbnc CURLY replied Una. Una.
the rules governing the church, tho Board had no rgh
TO demand his resignation Yesterday Mt. Grumplhe pniH
tian Church, in which he assailcd the wordllness OF
the peoplo and the timdity 4 the pulpit asserting
that the latter had shrunk from treating great ques
tions of the until the masses dlsheartened ana
disguised, had to regard the Church as only In
tended for tho rich and influential and had become
estranged from II entirely. -
After the sermon Mr.. Grumbinc asked those OF his
narisbioners who indorsed him to rise With only
about exceptions tho en'ire congregation rose 10
its feet. H. p Hall then declared the vote Illegal
as most of present three months In arrears
for pcw-rent, and were therefore disqualified The
rules of the church were then read, which show that
any one contributing Of their means and attending
church regularly is entitled TO vote on all questions
but the expenditures of money on the church cdifco
Mr. Hall was then subjected to the most rigid cross
firing of questions, in which the greatest excitement
prevailed. The Board of Trustees was clearly out
voted and I'm the angry discussion which followed Mr.
Hall called for motion to adjourn. which was voted
down He declared the meeting adjourned for one
week on the ground that 1t was Illegal The majority
say that Hall and his followers will be requested
to resign, and If they do not comply Will be expelled
The local branch of the American Federation OF
bins.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
E1o1Ar1Ya TIE law RESPECTING TIE IXsAyk

DETROIT, Dec. II (SpeedhSince the u eat OF an at
tempt place Senator Jones in an Insane asylum was
made by his friends, investigation has brought out
some startling facts. 1t is plain provision OF tho
statute that insane patients shall be sent TO the State
asyums by probate Judges on tho satisfactory evidence
~ two competent physicians Tho poor authorities Of
This county maintain an insane asylum, and IL fs
learned to-day that 1t IS packed full OF inmates Yet
Jndee Durfoo has never sent insane porson to tho
county asylum. A large number Of perfectly sane
people are held at this Wayne County Asylum Al
hat Is necessary for such designs to bo executed 8
for man to say that his wife, daughter, brother, sis.
ter father mother or any other relative insane ana
declare the person ns ane and he she Is bundled of
to the county asylum without further ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
NJ FALLIEREs CANNOT FORM A CABINET

UNDERTAKE THE TASK.
PARIS, Dec I'm. Faerss went to the Elysse to-
iay aud informed President Garnet that he had found
Impossible 70 form Cabinet ON the OASIS
Of q concentration OF the Republican groups
and had therefore abandoned the attempt
NJ Lockroy and several other statesmen TO whom
d. Fallierss made overturcs declinsd to take ONCE
The President has charged Senator Ilrsrd 70 uy Y"
form q Cabinet. =. ,,,
NJ. Lockroy refused to Join Cabinet under NJ I1rsrd;
At meeting of the istters colleagues II was decidea
that it would be impossible TO form Ministry W!theut
the assist Of the Radical Left M Irard vii 'nGre %
Tore abandon the task. The impression preyMs tnas
~ FloQuet will be summoned 10 form Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
rAKIyG AN INpIAN FOR A,HUSBANp

NIAGARA FALLS. Dec IL (speciaD- John schwitzen.
son Of minister at swarmsville. N. Y, was here this
afternoon looking for Little john Indian. who sloped
with Sch wtzcn's sister Little John resembles Span
lard The woman left homo Monday. The brother
and letters showed that she bad ar
ranged clone with Little John. They went te Hamii
and claim to have been married The Indian toek
the girl TO home while the brother Was here. but
some ether relatives him cut Of town and
IN tar and feather him The girl detained although
she said she loved her daksknned husband and would
Sotin Ina,
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
ELOPIyG TO uARRY A NEGRO

DETROIT Dec. IL tSpeciab.-Jsnne Smith, school
teacher age twenty-five. In Lamont, Mich, eoped with
Alexander McGec coalback negro. She 10 the daush-
ter of a wetods farmer Last spring the negro went
TO Dakota and thus aayed talk In the neghbor-
hood about the two II known now that they kept
a correspondence. Last week Mss Smith suddenly dis
appeared leayius note saving that she had gone TO
Dakota to Join McGee. The negrs met her In st. Paul.
ana IL s supposed they were married and went 70
THAR Dakota home.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
RprwrRy DECLdRED NUISANCE.

TOPEKA Kan, Dec. 11.-Judge Brewer OF the United
States Ccut Court yesterday issued decree declaring
the Walruf Brewery. at Lawrence a common nuisance
and directing the United States Marshal 10 smut IL up
The decree iperpetuay enions the brewery from
manufacturing or selling any into xicating liquors. This
is the FIRST brewery that has been declared nuisance
n accordance with the decision OF the United States
Supreme Court on the prohibition question
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
FJOOD IN TIE ALABAUA RIVER.

MONTGOMERY Ala. Dec. IL tSpeeiai Heavy rains IN
the last fe dsys have caused rapid rise In the Ala
bama River Tho railroad bridge OF the Louisville anu
Nashville road miles north OF this city has for s'ne
weeks been undergoing process Of cepete Rebuilding
This Insrnisg about III o'clock The draw span was swcp
awav hy drftwood, hreaking down the false wofs hh
dernostil Trains northward southbound arc csm-
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

PARIS. Dec l1.-In spite Of the unsettled political
situation during tho week prices on the Bourse remained
Arm The week's increases include tho following:
Three per rentes. b6c Credit FOnccr, 14f suex
Canal tOf Panama Canal advanced 0ef, due to opera
dent Carnot would support the proposed lottery loan
and other schemes to secure the completion OF tho
canal.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

KILLED BY ELECTRICITf ~ BELL HIhE'
CINCINNATI Dec 1i.--Jamcs o. Connol. stage man
ar.r vas struck dead by csrc current which eainc
down the bell wrc when he rang down the curtain at
Gsi.lnsoas Theatre Last svsaisx. lie wac twenty-sx
years old
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
TIE CROWN PRINCES THROAT

TIE CROWN PRINCES THROAT HEALING.
BERLIN. Dec. 1-The Tagcbatt" says 1t has author
ny for tho that medical examinations
Proved that the healing process is advancing favorably
: ~ The Crown Princes throat. Tho National Gaz-
s Ese announces that II Is the express wish OF tho
Sbwh Primo that change bc made In tho customary
einies catert tsI nments account Of his iliness.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
pprvcEeRIsMARCK ILL

HAMBUR6, Dec. 11.--Advices received here from
say that Prince bismarck was seized
with a sudden illness yesterday Inc a'Iarh slec.is
lion from busincss
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

PARIS. Dec. 1I.-AubertIn promises to reveal the
ssTes Of his accompces Tuesday II the gang does
Rot attempt avassisate Of tho members OF the
Goasier Cabinet before that day.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.
AURERrIy MAKES A THREAT.

LONDON, Dee 1l-Twenty two persons were dro"hS'
IN the recent hurricane of the Orkney Islands,
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aie Ehicnnncr Rlnordli1Eena.

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9}r. 76.

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Siftts, .ennneEntsna.

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